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Have you ever been to a city so eclectic that you're left with a list of questions but in the best way?
What is that sculpture supposed to represent?
Who drew that interesting photo that looks like a real-life Rorschach test?
Who designed the light installation that makes the town square look like a disco at night?
And how about the unique seats in the coffee shop down the winding brick road that look more like a chairlift at a ski lodge than seating accommodations at a café?
Be it any of the previously mentioned attributes or something so totally out of the ordinary that your experience there is unforgettable, there is one city in each state known for being the strangest and quirkiest around.
According to Reader's Digest, the quirkiest city in all of Pennsylvania is Lancaster. This city is known for its vintage oddities and unique food options.
Here's what Reader's Digest had to say about the weirdest place in the entire state:
"Philadelphia could have easily made this list, however visiting Lancaster, Pennsylvania—a.k.a. Amish Country—is like stepping back in time to an earlier era before the automobile. Visitors to Lancaster go there to learn about Amish culture, admire their farms and woodworking shops, and partake in delicious homemade jams and pies for sale. But Be sure to leave the local gentry out of any photos; the Amish religion prohibits photography."
For a continued list of odd places in each state check out rd.com.
